I'm new to Linux and thought I'd give Mint a go. I installed Mint as a Windows program (would that be Wubi??) and played for a couple of weeks. I like Mint pretty well but I want to look at other distros and want to uninstall. I opened the Windows Control Panel, selected Uninstall a Program and clicked on Linux_Mint_Main. Windows shows a "busy" icon for about 1 second and that's it! Mint does not uninstall. I realize there are a few ways I can uninstall the software but I thought I'd ask the forum first in case this was a bug, and ya never know, I just might learn something.
Some details:
Windows Vista Premium 64 bit, Service Pack 2
Linux Mint 7 Gloria (32 bit)
Intel Core 2 Quad
4GB RAM
Two 360 GB hard drives (Mint installed on second drive)
As I said, I'm new to Linux so I'm not sure what other information would be useful. Any help is appreciated.
-Dr. Polkatronic
Linux_Mint_Main Won't Run
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Re: Linux_Mint_Main Won't Run
jaspmatt,
thanks for the link. No, I hadn't checked it because I wasn't sure if Mint used Wubi or something else (did I mention that I'm really new to Linux?).
I tried downloading a newer uninstaller but that didn't work either so I ended up removing Mint manually. I suspect that Vista x64 SP2 is giving the uninstaller hiccups, but what the heck do I know?
Anyway, thanks for your help.
Regards,
Dr. Polkatronic
thanks for the link. No, I hadn't checked it because I wasn't sure if Mint used Wubi or something else (did I mention that I'm really new to Linux?).
I tried downloading a newer uninstaller but that didn't work either so I ended up removing Mint manually. I suspect that Vista x64 SP2 is giving the uninstaller hiccups, but what the heck do I know?
Anyway, thanks for your help.
Regards,
Dr. Polkatronic